What can these insects tell us about mercury in the environment? More than you think!

View in browser

May 15, 2025

WHOI logo
Ocean Insights logo
GIVE
EXPLORE
SHOP

Hello Friend!

We're celebrating the 75th anniversary of the National Science Foundation, plus how marine animals hear underwater. But first, what the latest generation of cicadas can teach an ocean scientist about mercury levels.

What can cicadas tell us about the Earth’s metals?

Press Room

Research almost two decades in the making

What cicadas can tell us about Earth’s metals

Did you know: How do marine animals hear?

Did you know

How do marine animals hear?

Explore the adaptations that allow whales, lobsters—and yes, even coral—to hear underwater 

Celebrating 75 Years of the U.S. National Science Foundation!

ON Social

Celebrating 75 Years of the U.S. National Science Foundation 🎉

Support from NSF powers ocean science, innovation, and exploration at WHOI

Podcast

Amphipod name inspired by literary masterpiece 

How the name of a newly discovered species pays tribute to Cervantes’ “Don Quixote”

Button: Listen
Button: Listen
Deep-sea amphipod name inspired by literary masterpiece

WHOI in the News

Biographic

Whale sharks’ low-oxygen advantage

WCAI

Updates on North Atlantic right whales

Cape Cod Times

Spend 5 minutes in 1985 when WHOI researchers found sunken RMS Titanic

Smithsonian Magazine

Scientists stumbled upon an active volcanic eruption in a mid-ocean ridge

Become a WHOI member

GIving

Make a difference for our ocean planet

Become a member to fuel science solutions at WHOI

GIving

Make a difference for our ocean planet

Become a member to fuel science solutions at WHOI

Button: Give Now
Button: Give Now
where-are-the-ships
GIVE
EXPLORE
SHOP
 
GIVE NOW SHOP WHOI
 

Follow us #WHOI

  facebook     facebook     facebook     facebook     facebook  

Copyright ©2025 Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.  All rights reserved.
266 Woods Hole Road, Woods Hole, MA, 02543-1050, U.S.A.

General Information: information@whoi.edu or  (508) 548-1400 
Privacy Policy

Unsubscribe | Manage Preferences